Koromačno

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How far is Koromačno from Labin, Brovinje, and Skitača?
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What is the history of the Chapel Sveti Ivan Krstitelj in Koromačno?
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The small country chapel, known as Italian: St. Giovanni Battista or Croatian: Sv. Ivan, dating back to the 14th or 15th century, stands approximately 100 meters north of the Turan[/WO ...

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The early 1900s saw the acquisition of properties near the coastal area intended for the future cement operation by Sicilian Industrialist Mr. Conigliero, facilitated through the society S.P ...

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Koromačno, also known as Valmazzinghi during Italian control, is a small settlement established in the early 1900s to accommodate workers of the adjacent cement factory. Serving as a port fo ...

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